On Tue Jun 17 19:51:01 2025 +0000, Nikolay Sivov wrote:
Here it warns because there is 14 calls of the same function, but 2 of them are different. I think it makes sense, you either test for it everywhere or don't test it at all.
I think it's excessive frankly. If you're trying to use some interface for example, you'd write QueryInterface() once, with a test that it's exposed, but once you've confirmed that in a formal test you might as well just write it without checking the return value from then on. That's common in quartz tests, and we might then write many tests that use that interface. This is a similar case.